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Olympus BH-2 Pol Polarizing Trinocular Microscope for Asbestos Analysis

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Product description

Olympus BH-2 Pol trinocular polarizing microscope with 5 objectives and camera adapter for asbestos and material analysis.

The Olympus BH-2 Pol Polarizing Microscope is a research-grade trinocular microscope designed for precise polarized light microscopy, essential in asbestos identification and advanced materials characterization. It features a BHSP Pol stand and a trinocular head equipped with a 0.63x C-mount camera adapter, facilitating seamless integration with digital imaging systems for fluorescence analysis and documentation.

Key optical components include:

  • 5-position nosepiece supporting five high-quality SPlan objectives (4x, 10x, 20x, 40x, 100x), optimized for high-resolution imaging and fine detail observation in biotechnology applications such as bioprocessing material inspection
  • BH2-PA intermediate analyzer/Bertrand lens tube fitted with a 147.3 nm wave plate for enhanced polarization control and birefringence measurements, critical in synthetic biology research and molecular diagnostics
  • Rotating polarized stage with slide holder and a flip-out polarized condenser fitted with a rotating polarizer, enabling accurate sample orientation and contrast adjustment
  • Daylight blue filter improves color fidelity during illumination for precise specimen visualization
  • Illumination is provided by a 12V 100W lamphouse fitted with a spare bulb, ensuring consistent and bright illumination for extended microscopy sessions

This system has been thoroughly serviced and packed by an Authorized Olympus Microscope Technician, ensuring reliability and performance for applications in materials science, biomedical engineering, and clinical diagnostics. Its advanced polarizing optics make it widely used in asbestos analysis and other microscopy fields requiring detailed polarization studies.

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Last updated 7 November 2026